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Rejecting and appropriating epic lore
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Belgian mud, British roots : the cross-cultural history of Britain and Belgium in the long nineteenth century
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Veiling Ideology or Enabling Utopia? On the Potentials and Limitations of the Debate about Tianxia as a Model for a New World Order
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The pleasures of mixing family with business : on the expression of familial and professional identity through seals based on the analysis of an Old Babylonian family of merchants in Sippar
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Untold new boundary between Yi and Xia : a study on Wei Yuan’s three arteries theory and Haiguo Tuzhi
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Is Vogue like Vogue all around the world? A comparison between Vogue in Italy, The Netherlands and the UK
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History as hidden truth : imagining the Kongo past on religious websites
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Film en natievorming in Vlaanderen
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Watching disaster news online and offline : audiences experiencing news about far-away disasters in a postbroadcast society
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Monstrous imaginaries : the legacy of romanticism in comics
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Reporting on young people, sexuality, and social media : a discourse theoretical analysis
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Anioto and nebeli : local power bases and the negotiation of customary chieftaincy in the Belgian Congo (ca. 1930-1950)
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Locating the ‘customary’ in post-colonial Tanzanian politics : the shifting modus operandi of the rural state
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'Shop it. Wear it. Gram it' : a qualitative textual analysis of women’s glossy fashion magazines and their intertextual relationship with Instagram
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The bits and bytes of gender bias in online news : a quantitative content analysis of the representation of women in Vice.com